Stanley Miller, by contrast, though lauded by his peers, languishes in obscurity as far as the wider world is concerned.
The culinary traditions of the peasants had likewise fallen into obscurity, as had the intricate fusion of Russian and French cuisines favored by the bourgeoisie and the aristocracy.
Mr. Terre'Blanche was later sentenced to six years in prison for assaulting a black worker, and in the years before his death he had sunken into relative obscurity, as has much of the racist right wing in South Africa.
But it is this obscurity, as well as the comparatively low cost of living, which makes many Sunni refugees from Syria seek shelter there.
There's no way Apple could prominently present these 36,000 applications to users without overwhelming them, which means most apps fall into obscurity as soon as they're submitted.
He worked in virtual obscurity, as do virtually all good teachers, until the news last week that one of his magnet students was among only 12 in the world to slay the Advanced Placement Calculus exam with a perfect score.
As I describe in my book, "It plagues rich and poor, and every strata in between; it is found among people who live in relative obscurity, as well as those who move in circles of influence and power, it affects every sector of society, every geographical region, in America and around the world".
Strawberries aside, others say that Oxnard's obscurity as a weekend destination comes from its clunky moniker.
Like any good fishing spot, Bethpage had obscurity as one of its greatest attributes.
O'Neal's home-movie collection spent decades in obscurity, as home movies often do.
Every installment of this biannual festival has an opera, usually a Baroque obscurity, as its centerpiece.
